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i bought the expansion, i hve been playing since day 1 the game came out, and this expansion seems so blah, everything seems so much easier, when i was in beta, the current 25mans/10mans were so easy it wasn't funny. I got my DK to 80 and i just couldn't find a reason to play, no challenge what so ever, i deleted all my toons and stopped playing.

:blink:k: . Why did you delete?!

Wait until the next expansion or help guildies, or work on crafting.

On a different note, can anybody recommend an ADD -ON that does this and ONLY this: display coordinates on the default map and minimap. It seems like many coord add-ons come with a lot of baggage that i don't really need.

Koordinator. I've been using it for a long time. It shows coordinates on a tiny little window in the main UI you can drag to where you want it (i put it just above my health bar) as well as on the main map. On the main map it shows your current position coordinates as well as the coordinates of your mouse cursor on the map.

i bought the expansion, i hve been playing since day 1 the game came out, and this expansion seems so blah, everything seems so much easier, when i was in beta, the current 25mans/10mans were so easy it wasn't funny. I got my DK to 80 and i just couldn't find a reason to play, no challenge what so ever, i deleted all my toons and stopped playing.

grats ?

:rolleyes:s:

They lose a lot of their "powerful" feeling at level 75. however, before that, you can probably solo most 2-3 man group quests easily. Even after that, but you will notice you don't scale quite as well as other classes.

I like that blizzard did this since this class is essentially a hero class and feels all powerful at the beginning. Later on, it balances out to be fair.

Haha Andrew, I love that Guild Message of the Day - Congratulate Shackleford on his flying mount :rofl: A progressive guild indeed

We're a very small guild.. so we tend to celebrate the small things. :)

Like tonight one of my officers hit 80 and:

Yours truly dinged 70! :woot:

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Will definitely start farming the Raptor boss with my DK, should be doable?

And i really need to start changing my interface, getting sick of the standard UI now - I just can't be arsed messing with individual addons and setting everything up, so I need some sorta' UI pack.

Will definitely start farming the Raptor boss with my DK, should be doable?

And i really need to start changing my interface, getting sick of the standard UI now - I just can't be arsed messing with individual addons and setting everything up, so I need some sorta' UI pack.

Death strike or rune strike, whatever ya'll do that heals yourself and in tank gear with decent about of armor/helath/avoidance, ya.

Warriors are able to solo the raptor and tiger boss? I tried raptor, got him to 36%.

The unit frames are pitbull.

Tiger should be a joke, raptor should be a bit harder. Defiently doable though.

Summon window? You mean your pet window?

In the Pitbull config window, there should be a list of "Other frames" or "Disabled frames" (I don't know for sure, I haven't played WoW in a few months, just going off of memory) and there should be a way to enable whichever frames you want.

So we one shotted all of arachnid and noth. Apprantly half the raid couldn't dance so we lost majority real quick. Currently at 13 minutes into the fight with a Protadin healing, a eley shaman healing, a DK tanking, a enhc shaman healing with maelstorm, two rogues and are top dps'er a mage. Sitting at 900k hp. I live until the fever/disease killed me, so meh. I'm bored though.

Wait tank, dps and healer died. Got a blood DK tanking him. 200k hp left.

And we wipe at 0% aka 63k hp.

So we one shotted all of arachnid and noth. Apprantly half the raid couldn't dance so we lost majority real quick. Currently at 13 minutes into the fight with a Protadin healing, a eley shaman healing, a DK tanking, a enhc shaman healing with maelstorm, two rogues and are top dps'er a mage. Sitting at 900k hp. I live until the fever/disease killed me, so meh. I'm bored though.

Wait tank, dps and healer died. Got a blood DK tanking him. 200k hp left.

And we wipe at 0% aka 63k hp.

This is why heigan needs an enrage timer.

So we one shotted all of arachnid and noth. Apprantly half the raid couldn't dance so we lost majority real quick. Currently at 13 minutes into the fight with a Protadin healing, a eley shaman healing, a DK tanking, a enhc shaman healing with maelstorm, two rogues and are top dps'er a mage. Sitting at 900k hp. I live until the fever/disease killed me, so meh. I'm bored though.

Wait tank, dps and healer died. Got a blood DK tanking him. 200k hp left.

And we wipe at 0% aka 63k hp.

ouch

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